Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894) was a French painter and art collector, best known for his realist depictions of Parisian life. His works often featured urban scenes of Parisian streets and parks, as well as scenes of leisure activities, such as sailing and swimming. His paintings are characterised by a unique perspective and bold use of colour. He was a major influence on the Impressionists, and his works are now highly sought-after fine art prints.
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Caillebotte Prints
- Angling
- A Balcony, Boulevard Haussmann
- Banks of the Seine at Argenteuil
- The Bather, or The Diver
- Bathers on the Banks of the Yerres
- The Boulevard Viewed from Above
- Cakes
- Canoes
- Cliffs by the Sea at Trouville
- Country Portraits
- The Dahlias, Garden at Petit Gennevilliers
- The Floor Planers
- The Gardeners
- In a Cafe
- A Lane in Yerres
- Le Pont de l'Europe, Paris
- The Man on the Balcony
- The Artist Morot in his Studio
- Oarsman in a Top Hat
- Oarsmen
- Orchard with Flowering Apple Trees, Colombes
- Paris Street, Rainy Day
- The Park of the Caillebotte Property at Yerres
- Path in Normandy
- The Path Uphill
- The Piano Lesson
- Portrait of Henri Cordier
- Portrait of Monsieur R
- Roofs under Snow
- Roses in the Garden at Petit Gennevilliers
- Sailing Boats at Argenteuil
- The Seine at Argenteuil, Boats at Anchors
- Self Portrait
- Skiffs
- Small Branch of the Seine at Argenteuil
- A Soldier
- Stroller by the Sea
- Sunflowers in the Garden at Petit Gennevilliers
- White and Yellow Chrysanthemums